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Monday, July 7, 2025

Disaster manager at corporation missing since Friday

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Sascha Wilson
34 days ago
20250603
Jeremy David

Jeremy David

Rel­a­tives of 31-year-old Je­re­my David have been fever­ish­ly search­ing for him af­ter he has not been seen or heard from since last Fri­day.  

With no word from him or any in­for­ma­tion on his where­abouts, his fam­i­ly is seek­ing the po­lice and pub­lic’s as­sis­tance in lo­cat­ing him. His ve­hi­cle, a sil­ver-grey Toy­ota Field­er Wag­on, is al­so miss­ing.

David was last seen by his moth­er An­nette Ramk­isoon leav­ing their La Ro­main home on the In­di­an Ar­rival Day hol­i­day in his ve­hi­cle.

Rel­a­tives said he did not in­form his moth­er where he was go­ing or when he would be back home.  Af­ter calls to his cell phone went unan­swered, his moth­er went to the po­lice sta­tion the fol­low­ing night and filed a miss­ing per­son re­port.

David is the Man­ag­er at the Diego Mar­tin Re­gion­al Cor­po­ra­tion’s Dis­as­ter Unit and the son of Jer­ry David, a se­nior dis­as­ter man­age­ment co­or­di­na­tor at the Min­istry of Rur­al De­vel­op­ment and Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment.  He lives with his moth­er.

The Hunters Search and Res­cue Teams has joined the search for David and has post­ed a miss­ing per­son poster with his pho­to, on so­cial me­dia, seek­ing any in­for­ma­tion on his where­abouts. 

Any­one who has in­for­ma­tion is asked to con­tact the po­lice im­me­di­ate­ly.


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